Stereo wiring
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Year: 1989
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So I was messing around with the stereo wiring behind the dash and used a test light, not getting any power to the ignition power OR constant power. Speakers are non existent in the jeep. Was wondering if anyone here have put in their own wiring harness for the ign and const power, and where on the fuse panel wiring?
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Not of much help unfortunately, but the only factory wire I am using for my aftermarket stereo is the 12v turn-on (switched) lead.
I wired the main 12v line directly to the battery and grounded to the frame. If you can find a 12v switched lead inside, you could probably do the same.
I wired the main 12v line directly to the battery and grounded to the frame. If you can find a 12v switched lead inside, you could probably do the same.
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I actually checked those fuses and replaced as well for safety measures, no-go. Wired it up via battery and made a "plug" to clip into the radio fuse slot. Works fine. Whenever I get the opportunity to tear down the dash I'll look into it.
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